Appreciation letter to Jeep - need comments

[ddechri]

I still haven't gotten any feedback or comments from the membership to include in an appreciation letter to Jeep for bringing vehicles to the show. I know the whole range of 2012 Underground vehicles were at Bantam, but it was only a schedule conflict that kept them from our show. However, if we want them to return with hopefully the 2013 vehicles, I think we need to wow them with our appreciation. Craig told me, "we do this for the you guys, the enthusiasts." So lets show a little enthusiasm.

The other thought I had was to send a big card or poster with personal comments written all over it. Or maybe a show shirt signed like a cast. I think the more creative the better.

- Dave

[(Tattoo) Jack]

  I really like the signed Show Shirt idea. Short comments n a signature on a shirt would be a great gift n, I believe, a more memorable token of appreciation then a letter.

   Just MHO

   Jack

[Jeepnharleymomma]

I will remind Wayne at the meeting on Sunday about this..

[HANGMAN]

My thoughts are that a card , letter or poster would be nice , read , passed around maybe sat on a self or desk that's cool and OK .
But then maybe the Show Shirt with short comments and signatures , may be hung on a hanger from the travel rig going from show to show and other show attendants in different cities across the country would see OUR JEEP CLUB SHOW SHIRT with comments and maybe look us up and want to get to know about us . As I understand
the Underground Vehicles location is hidden somewhere , so I don't think a poster hanging in the company's vestibule will be seen by to many other people .
My thoughts for now , may change with time .
It just changed , how about a Show Shirt in a silver metal picture frame covered with lexan or like material , you know like framed  famous football jerseys , that would be cool hanging on an office wall or the board room wall . Remember if it is out of sight it is out of mind , so stay visible and be remembered .

[Death Wobble]

A C Moore does an excellent job with custom framing if you have the $$$.  Just sayin'.   

If you need any posterboard, etc., just let me know.